Amaury Bitetti is a retired Brazilian mixed martial artist and fight PROMOTER. He competed in the Middleweight division. He won his last fight at Shogun 1 – Shogun 1 against Dennis Hallman on December 15, 2001.

BITETTI started his recreation in JIU-JITSU at five years old, becoming CHAMPION in his first-time, when was eleven years old, at the AABB Gym, in Rio de Janeiro. In 1986 became JUDO YOUTH CHAMPION OF RIO DE JANEIRO, and BRAZILIAN CHAMPION in Salvador (Bahia); in 1992 was STATE CHAMPION IN CIRCUIT OF “BLACK BELTS”, and CHAMPION as HALF WEIGHT BLACK BELT in ITAU BANK INTERESTATE CUP.
Black Belt of MUAI-TAI – first dan.
CHAMPION as HEAVY WEIGHT BEGINNER-BOXER TOURNAMENT in 1992, defending NOBRE ARTE ACADEMY; won a trophy for the faster knock-out of the event.
JIU-JITSU
In 1981, 1983, 1984, 1985 e 1986 won all titles of YOUTH CHAMPION IN RIO DE JANEIRO. In 1986, obtained something that has never been seeing in JIU-JITSU CHAMPIONSHIP until today; won in same day, 4 categorys:
1 – Blue Belt as Half Weight, youth category; 2 – Blue Belt as Open, youth category; 3- Blue Belt as Half Weight, adult category; 4 – Blue Belt as Open, adult category.
ADULT CATEGORIE
1987 – II Lighting-Bolt Cup Champion as Half Weight and Open
1987 – Interstate Championship Champion as Heavy Weight
1987 – IV Company & Globo Cup Champion as Heavy Weight
1988 – Monte Libano Cup Champion as Heavy Weight
1988 – Julio Simoes Championship Champion as Heavy and Open
1989 – Pepe Cup Champion as Heavy and Open
1989 – South Atlantic Cup Champion as Heavy and Open
1990 – Cup Napoleao Velozo Champion as Heavy and Open
1990 – Rolls Gracie Cup Champion as Heavy and Open
1990 – V South Atlantic Cup Champion as Heavy and Open
1991 – Reaction Brazilian Cup Champion as Heavy and Open
1992 – Rauf State Cup Champion as Heavy and Open
1992 – Oscar of JIU-JITSU Champion as Heavy and Open
1993 – Mameluc Brazilian Championship Champion as Heavy and Open 1994 – Brazilian Championship Champion as Heavy and Open 1994 – Gracie Jiu-Jitsu Championship Champion as Heavy and Open
(despite of a 20 kg difference after a 30 minutes fight against Leonardo Castelo Branco – 100 kg. Amaury won and kept his record.)
1996 – 1º World Championship Champion of Open Category
FIRST WORLD CHAMPION OF JIU-JITSU
1997 – 2º World Championship Champion as Open Category
1998 – Brazilian Championship Champion as Heavy
1999 – 3º World Championship Bronze as Heavy
1999 – International Championship
Master and Senior of Jiu-Jitsu Champion – Black Belt/Heavy